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John Reidy · 09-20-2007, 10:36 PM

Very nice job. What is the difference in cost?

I have friends that are professional photographers in High Point, NC. They do a good amount of furniture photography. I was with them in a showroom while they were shooting and was impressed with their camera, a Fugi. I don't know the particulars but it comes with software that allows you to plug the camera into your laptop and set the cameras exposure, f-stop, etc. and you can fire the camera from your desktop too. The image comes onto your screen filling the desktop. The only negative I saw was the red was a little oversaturated, easily fixed in post production. The older models sell for a couple of hundred dollars. body only. Lenses are extra, naturally but it does fit the Nikon lenses.

Thought you might be interested.

09-20-2007, 10:36 PM	#3
John Reidy !st Place MRAA 2006, Finalist PSOA Tri-State '06, 1st Place AAWS 2007 Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Kernersville,NC Posts: 391	Very nice job. What is the difference in cost? I have friends that are professional photographers in High Point, NC. They do a good amount of furniture photography. I was with them in a showroom while they were shooting and was impressed with their camera, a Fugi. I don't know the particulars but it comes with software that allows you to plug the camera into your laptop and set the cameras exposure, f-stop, etc. and you can fire the camera from your desktop too. The image comes onto your screen filling the desktop. The only negative I saw was the red was a little oversaturated, easily fixed in post production. The older models sell for a couple of hundred dollars. body only. Lenses are extra, naturally but it does fit the Nikon lenses. Thought you might be interested. __________________ John Reidy www.JohnReidy.US Que sort-il de la bouche est plus important que ce qu'entre dans lui.